CFO Dan McComb & Board Member Scott King Acquire dcb Construction

DENVER (Feb. 13, 2018) — dcb Construction Company Inc. announced that Dan McComb and Scott King have acquired the company from owner John Barna. Both McComb and King have worked closely with the management team at dcb Construction and are familiar with the company’s business and culture – McComb has served as dcb Construction chief financial officer (CFO) and director of operations for the past six years, and King has served on the dcb Construction board of directors for the past 4 years.

As part of the acquisition, McComb has assumed the role of president and King is now CFO. Barna will remain with dcb Construction, where he will focus on customer sales and support, as well as mentor and provide guidance to the new leadership team and employees. Barna’s decision to sell the company is driven by his desire to ensure an orderly succession for employees and clients, and continued business growth.

“As I evaluated options to ensure that dcb Construction was positioned to continue to grow, evolve and innovate – not just for the next few years but for the next few decades – one option stood above all others,” said Barna. “Dan and Scott are uniquely qualified to take dcb Construction forward, ensuring that the company maintains the same high standards while helping it adapt and grow. I have every confidence in their ability to succeed, ensuring that employees, clients and partners will continue to have great experiences.”

Over the past 57 years, dcb Construction has earned a reputation for delivering the highest-quality design-build construction projects. The company has completed nearly 2,000 projects in the Rocky Mountain region and across the country, and it continues to be a pioneer in design-build construction.

“I selected dcb Construction to build our 700,000 square-foot facility at Denver International Airport, and the experience was exceptional,” said Charles Billera, vice president of Operations of Fine Airport Parking. “I am thrilled that Dan and Scott have acquired dcb Construction because I know that they will maintain the same high standards and commitment to quality that the company is known for. The future of dcb Construction is bright.”

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